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[[Open School on the Move]] was a project of the [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] in South Africa, associated with works like the children's play ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' written by anti-apartheid activist, poet, and writer [[Don Mattera]].

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−	~~[[Open School on the Move]] was a project of the~~ [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] ~~in South Africa, associated with works like the children's play ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' written by anti-apartheid activist, poet, and writer [[Don Mattera]].~~	+	#REDIRECT[[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]]
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−	~~Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities.~~
−	~~• Literary/Artistic Connection: Featured cultural productions, including Don Mattera’s plays such as Kagiso Sechaba (inspired by Malaika McKenzie) and One Time Brother.~~

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	[[Open School on the Move]] was a project of the [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] in South Africa, associated with works like the children's play ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' written by anti-apartheid activist, poet, and writer [[Don Mattera]].		[[Open School on the Move]] was a project of the [[Open School Street and Community Theatre Programme]] in South Africa, associated with works like the children's play ''[[Kagiso Sechaba]]'' written by anti-apartheid activist, poet, and writer [[Don Mattera]].
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		+	Developed as an outreach and community-centered initiative bringing educational and theatrical arts directly into streets and local communities.
		+	• Literary/Artistic Connection: Featured cultural productions, including Don Mattera’s plays such as Kagiso Sechaba (inspired by Malaika McKenzie) and One Time Brother.